We are delighted to announce that Hannah Mettam has joined Harcourt Chambers

9th Aug 2023 | News

We are delighted to announce that Hannah Mettam, formerly of Senate House Chambers, becomes a member of Harcourt Chambers with immediate effect. Hannah will continue to develop her exceptionally busy and successful children’s law practice, primarily in the public law arena but also in complex private law cases. Her arrival further strengthens our impressive team of specialist practitioners and helps us support our expanding client-base.

We are delighted to announce that Hannah Mettam has joined Harcourt Chambers

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